Best disk brake set-up choice?

[big mule]

I can only afford to do front or rear disk brake set-up on my workhorse so which would give the best stopping power,the front + existing rear drums or rear disk only?Thanks for your input,also who has the best & most reliable set-up available?

[scottyb]

I like the wheelsca set up on my workhorse!

They do require 10 inch wheels and are available in 7 or 9 inch discs.....

[big mule]

Originally Posted by scottyb

I like the wheelsca set up on my workhorse!

They do require 10 inch wheels and are available in 7 or 9 inch discs.....

Thanks scottyb

[rabbitreborn]

I would do front first and leave the rear drums alone for now. Be careful when picking out your rims. I have actually found some 10 inch rims that will NOT fit when using the disk brakes. There aren't many out there that this would apply to but there are a few.

[big mule]

Originally Posted by rabbitreborn

I would do front first and leave the rear drums alone for now. Be careful when picking out your rims. I have actually found some 10 inch rims that will NOT fit when using the disk brakes. There aren't many out there that this would apply to but there are a few.

Thanks rabbitreborn I'm running a set of ITP's that I believe will work,I really do appreciate the info though

[bowtieracin]

What about the mechanical disk setup thats out there? I can not think of the name rite now it's a bolt on kit for most carts.

[big mule]

Originally Posted by bowtieracin

What about the mechanical disk setup thats out there? I can not think of the name rite now it's a bolt on kit for most carts.

Thanks bowtieracin,I've seen the ads for that one and I may take a closer look.

[bigdriveguy]

There is a new mechanical disk brake on the market. It is a drop in replacement for the stock drum brake. No drilling or modifications are necessary. A number of dealers are starting to stock these. Check out www.auscoproducts.com for more information. I have a set on my 2002 EZGO and they work great. No more stopping issues for me.

[big mule]

Originally Posted by bigdriveguy

There is a new mechanical disk brake on the market. It is a drop in replacement for the stock drum brake. No drilling or modifications are necessary. A number of dealers are starting to stock these. Check out www.auscoproducts.com for more information. I have a set on my 2002 EZGO and they work great. No more stopping issues for me.

Thanks bigdriveguy,I'll check them out

[EZ-GOnewild]

Watch the video on the Ausco golf cart page.

http://www.auscoproducts.com/index.php?page=ameritorque